Free Will Housing Inc

The Department of Housing and Urban Development, also knonw as HUD, founded in 1965, is a cabinet-level agency. It offers a range of housing solutions and services that includes the buying, selling and renting of residential properties. The agency works for creating affordable housing opportunities for individuals and families that have a low-income. It also provides various care and support services to homeless individuals, senior citizens and people suffering with disabilities and AIDS. The agency promotes economic and community development, as well as operates a law enforcement center. HUD additionally offers several home buying programs. In addition, it offers grants for a variety of housing projects through the Office of Departmental Grants Management and Oversight.

The National Alliance of Resident Services in Affordable and Assisted Housing (NAR-SAAH) is a 501-C3 organization established in 2002. Their mission is to support resident services employees and public housing residents by shaping national housing policy, fostering partnerships with community institutions, securing funding for resident programs, and advocating for matters affected by economic changes and political priorities. NAR-SAAH offers various programs and services, including national conferences that empower housing employees, commissioners, and resident leaders through workshops and certification opportunities. They also collaborate with sponsors and supporters to further their mission. NAR-SAAH is committed to making a positive impact on affordable and assisted housing by providing resources and advocating for the needs of residents and service providers.Generated from the website

The Baltimore Regional Housing Partnership (BRHP) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to expanding housing choices for low-income families who have historically faced barriers to accessing well-resourced neighborhoods. Through its Housing Mobility Program, BRHP has been providing rental assistance and counseling support to over 4,300 families, facilitating their transition from areas of concentrated poverty to economically vibrant communities in Baltimore City and its surrounding counties. With a mission to improve housing quality for all, BRHP has successfully opened pathways to better futures for nearly a decade, ensuring that 70% of participating families reside in opportunity areas. The organization actively collaborates with property partners to create access to quality housing, making a significant impact on the lives of families in the Baltimore region. Generated from the website